How to Make A Spark page By Maureen Barclay
First, consider your topic and conduct your research using books, online databases, or videos. Track the sources you use in your note-taking guide.
Organize your research. Establish clear main ideas to support your claim or thesis. Add details and examples that support your points. Use parenthetical citations to give credit for the sources of your information.
Showcase main ideas in headings or quote boxes.
You'll want main ideas to appear larger than supporting details and examples.
Finally, create a works cited list for your sources.
Congratulations! You created your first Spark Page!
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